Did you know we've been creating this podcast since 2015 -- never missing an episode?
Well, not until 2020.
2020 has been the year of "the surge" for us both.
In this special episode, we go through how we've handled working through the pandemic and what's happening with the Hot Copy podcast.
Spoiler alert: we're mixing things up in 2021!
The truth is most copywriters write solo, alone, with no one around but perhaps a farting dog, or keyboard obsessed cat.
We need silence and solitude to rouse the creative muse.
But can working with another creative brain be a good thing?
In agency life we’re often paired with designers (shudders) to work on concepts as a team, but how about being paired with another copywriter, and writing pages of copy TOGETHER!!
Dun Dun Der.
Is that even a thing?
In this episode, we chat about the challenges of writing together, the highs, the lows and some tips on how to make this a viable and enjoyable option for your business.
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We’ll be sharing our top 7 tips including.
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Ghostwriting is pretty much what we do as copywriters. We write the words that others get to claim as their own.
But have you ever been asked to write something more substantial than a blog, web copy or brochure? Have you ever been asked to write to someone else’s BOOK?
That’s the kind of ghostwriting we’re talking about today. What you need to know to add it to your portfolio of services.
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Thanks to Mike Sullivan (or Sully) from USA for a fantastic review of the show.
Dr. Cindy, The Expert’s Ghostwriter, is a ghostwriter and book editor for coaches and consultants that go on to achieve Amazon Bestseller status, book TEDx Talks, build coaching businesses, and create nonprofits.
She developed her Write My Book BlueprintTM framework to create reading experiences that encourage reviews and turn readers into lifelong fans of the author. Her best clients want to publish books that make an impact, and she’s committed to write and edit their books to look and feel like any other bestseller at a major bookstore.
Dr. Cindy holds a Ph.D. in English and teaches creative writing classes at Writespace Houston and is a foster mom with Citizens for Animal Protection in Houston, TX. She most recently fostered three underweight tortoise-shell kittens that are now awaiting their furrever homes.
Have you missed us? If you’re a regular listener to the Hot Copy podcast, you may have noticed that we’ve been AWOL for a few weeks.
In this episode, we explain what we’ve been up to, how it derailed our podding schedule and the lessons we’ve taken from the work we’ve been doing.
We’re also announcing a VERY exciting new project in 2020. If you’re a copywriter and you’d love to work with us more closely, tune in.
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We’re very excited to welcome Kelly Exeter to the Hot Copy podcast. Kelly is a highly successful and popular blogger at A life Less Frantic and manager of Swish Design.
She was a finalist in the Australian Writers’ Centre Best Blogs Competition in 2014 and has spoken at Australia’s biggest blogging conference, ProBlogger.
Kelly is editor at Flying Solo, Australia’s biggest online community of solopreneurs and microbusinesses and the published author of Your Best Year Ever.
Over the years she’s had up to four blogs at any given time while writing for others, including Mamamia and Kidspot.
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